關於自己和友誼

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       看到大家打那麼高的分數，帶著疑惑把片子看完了。
    最後一刻，盡然不自覺的掉下了眼淚，並且不能抑制的哭了很久。
    抬頭滿房頂被熨燙的很平整的信件，記錄著max和mary的友誼。「you are my best friend,you are my only friend.」max看著這些，幸福的安詳的走了。
    其實覺得mary和max都很幸運，因為他們彼此擁有，彼此真誠。一輩子擁有這樣的一個朋友，不能不說是一種幸運。

    mary和max，曾經他們是兩個孤獨的人，一個自卑敏感，另一個自閉脆弱。他們那麼讓我感到熟悉。
    我看到了我自己。像mary一樣，因為「額頭上的那塊胎記」而沮喪；也像max一樣，「 want to be anybody but myself 」。

最有記錄下最後的一封信
Dear 瑪莉,
　　
　　Please find enclosed my entire Noblet collection as a sign that I forgive you.
　　
　　When I received your book, the emotions inside my brain felt like they were in a tumble dryer, smashing into each other. The hurt felt like when I accidentally stapled my lips together. The reason I forgive you is because you are not perfect. You are imperfect and so am I. All humans are imperfect, even the men outside my apartment who litters. When I was young, I wanted to be anybody but myself. Dr. Bernard Hazelhof said if I was on a desert island then I would have to get used to my own company, just me and the coconuts.

He said I would have to accept myself, my warts and all, and that we don't get to choose our warts. They are a part of us and we have to live with them. We can, however, choose our friends and I am glad I have chosen you.
　　
　　Dr. Bernard Hazelhof also said that everyone's lives are like a very long sidewalk. Some are well paved. Others, like mine, have cracks, banana skins and cigarette butts. Your sidewalk is like mine but probably not as many cracks. Hopefully, one day, our sidewalk will meet and we can share a can of condensed milk.

You are my best friends. You are my only friend.
　　
　　Your American penpal, Max 傑瑞 Horowitz.